Components

Theme Preset

Style Once. Apply Everywhere.

Theme Presets offer a streamlined way to apply consistent design settings across all components in your project. Instead of repeatedly configuring individual styles, you define reusable presets that can be referenced by any component using the Component Theme system.

This ensures design consistency, minimizes repetitive styling work, and empowers both designers and content editors to work faster, more confidently, and collaboratively, without ever needing to touch code.

Define once, Apply everywhere

  1. Centralized Design Tokens.
    Unify your visual language across components.

  2. Faster Editing for Teams.
    Choose visual presets with one click.

  3. Fewer Errors, Cleaner Output
    Avoid inconsistent styling across your site.

Built for Structured Flexibility

  1. Multiple Theme Layers.
    Fine-tune without breaking preset integrity.

  2. Real-Time Visual Feedback.
    Less guessing, more doing.

  3. Flexibility without Coding Requirements.
    Perfect for teams of all technical levels.

Use Cases

Theme Presets are essential for scaling design systems and enforcing brand consistency across your web project. They’re ideal when you want to:

  • Maintain consistent branding across dozens or hundreds of components.

  • Allow content editors to apply approved styles easily without requiring design knowledge.

  • Make global design updates without manual reconfiguration.

  • Speed up the design-to-production process with visual building blocks.

  • Offer multiple visual variants (e.g., light/dark, brand versions, campaign-specific themes)

Designers can define the presets once, ensuring visual control and standardization. Content editors select the relevant preset while editing, and it’s applied instantly in the Visual Editor, creating fast, professional results that look exactly as intended.

Configuration Options & Features

Each Theme Preset includes several customizable Theme Options. These are structured to control specific parts of the components they apply to, allowing for targeted and layered design flexibility.

Theme Presets are the backbone of scalable design in Vertex Forge. They bring clarity and structure to your design system, help teams move faster, and guarantee that your website or shop stays visually coherent and flexible — no matter how complex your content becomes.

With options like Component, Element, Content, and Trigger themes, you gain precise control — while making it easy for your team to build with beauty and confidence.

Let your design system breathe without ever losing structure. Theme once, reuse forever.

Component Theme

The general style configuration for the overall component structure.

This defines the visual configuration for a component itself. It sets the visual tone for the entire block.

Element Theme

Styling for individual internal elements inside the component.

Great for adjusting style options for repeating elements within specific components, such as the Breadcrumbs, Link List, or Theme Switcher components. It also involved different states of elements, such as active, disabled, and inactive elements, ensuring visual consistency within.

Content Theme

Explicitly applied to content sections within the component, e.g., the content area of a layout encapsulating a page, or the area surrounding elements inside of a Dropdown Menu.

This area allows you to unify style options for well-structured and consistent content area design of components.

Trigger Theme

Used for interactive parts of some components like Dropdowns, Accordions, FAQ Items, or other user-driven UI triggers.

Ensures that the interactive parts of your UI remain consistent in look, behavior, and hover/focus states, and that they can be styled conveniently and separated from the general component theme.